Match Day Thread Norwich city v Brentford

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Early and late kick-offs are interesting today. Early is Boro V Derby and late is Leeds V Forest with at least 2 teams failing to gain maximum points, so a win for us today would be MASSIVE!!!! :emoticon-0102-bigsm
Edit - On paper, we are now entering a relatively easy run of games, BUT football isn't played on paper.
IMO, it would be FANTASTIC if we could amass another 10 points by the end of Nov - more than that..........
If Heiniken did Championship weekends .....
 
I got a ticket for Millwall on the 10th <cheers>
Was very close to booking for today, but finishing work, the weather, and persuading my gf that watching the game in these conditions, and rushing about would be great. I decided against.

Tempted to book for Millwall. Will be a tough game, maybe not the best football. But she owes me now! :emoticon-0136-giggl
 
Out of our 15 games we have already played the top 7 teams <ok>

Without wishing to be a mood killer, and I might be completely wrong statistically, but I’ve felt for that for several seasons, at least since Hughton managed us, our record against the so-called “smaller” teams has been what has let us down. We have not been flat track bullies. That’s what gets teams promoted - it’s all well and good showing pluck and heart and sticking it to the big boys on a regular basis, if you want to succeed you’ve got to be ruthless and put teams to the sword regularly.

I got the feeling today was actually a bit of a reprieve. A good result, but we can’t keep getting lucky, we actually need to start out-classing comprehensively now.
 
Without wishing to be a mood killer, and I might be completely wrong statistically, but I’ve felt for that for several seasons, at least since Hughton managed us, our record against the so-called “smaller” teams has been what has let us down. We have not been flat track bullies. That’s what gets teams promoted - it’s all well and good showing pluck and heart and sticking it to the big boys on a regular basis, if you want to succeed you’ve got to be ruthless and put teams to the sword regularly.

I got the feeling today was actually a bit of a reprieve. A good result, but we can’t keep getting lucky, we actually need to start out-classing comprehensively now.

We were fortunate today I thought - Brentford played nice enterprising football and with a bit more finesse in front of goal could have snatched a point. Their play certainly belies their current form. That said we missed some good chances too including Rhodes poor penalty but we hardly tested their keeper whereas Krul made a number of good saves including the double save before Muape hit the bar.

A ground out result against a good team today - I came away from the ground a bit relieved but very happy.
 
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